Stadiums and sports facilities Rhône-Alpes

At the heart of OL Vallée, Groupama Stadium is the third largest stadium in France, with a capacity of 59,186. Easily accessible via the eastern ring road (10,000 parking spaces) and with a tramway station (T7) at the stadium's doorstep, it hosts Olympique Lyonnais matches (men's and women's), as well as numerous events such as concerts by top international artists (Coldplay, Rammstein or Taylor Swift in 2024). Hotels, catering integrated into the stadium, OL the Museum and OL boutiques. An extraordinary stadium to visit. The OL Vallée leisure center offers recreational, sports and cultural areas to relax and have fun.

An exceptional stadium in the heart of the city, a magnificent facility with multiple uses. Inaugurated in 2008, the Stade des Alpes is one of the last large stadiums built in France. Its undeniable architectural beauty is largely due to its transparency. Like a glass cradle with a capacity of 20,000 spectators, it allows natural light to pass through its immense glass roof (sunset at the Stade des Alpes is a highlight). It hosts the rugby players of FC Grenoble, Grenoble Foot 38 or other national and international sports events, but also concerts. Possibility of renting beautiful rooms.

The inauguration of the LDLC Arena in Décines does not mark the end of the mythical Astroballe venue, home to the exploits of our favorite basketball team: LDLC Asvel. This 5,500-seat venue, built over 25 years ago in Villeurbanne on the edge of the ring road (easily accessible by all means of transport), will continue to host Betclic Elite championship matches for the team led by Tony Parker. This historic venue will no longer host Euroleague matches relocated to the new Arena de Décines, but it will continue to vibrate - with a 4-year lease extension - with its fans. Other sports could well complete the offer.

The stadium Marcel Craft owes his name in memory of a player whose tragic accident entered the history of the club. Craft died on 24 September 1937 after a violent plaquage in front of Oyonnax.

Nicknamed the purple cauldron, the encounters are now more happy, especially during the last season that saw the club finish Federal 1 champion and validate its ticket for Pro D 2.

Capacity: 11 400 places.

The stadium, which has existed since 1922, was updated 100 years later to become a genuine urban sports park. It is organized around a central hub dedicated to athletics, soccer and rugby, with a 1,500-seat grandstand. One section is reserved for a tennis club, while another is dedicated to basketball, 5-a-side soccer, beach volleyball, tennis and field hockey. A skate park, a pétanque area, ping-pong tables, a running track, two fitness areas, an omnisports hub and a playground complete the complex.

Stade Aurillacois Cantal Auvergne is a rugby club based in Aurillac, Cantal. The club has an online store where fans can buy merchandise such as collector's posters, caps and replica jerseys.

Its name pays tribute to the former mayor of Clermont-Ferrand and resistance fighter, Gabriel Montpied (1944-1973). Located in the Champratel district in the north of the city, it was inaugurated in 1995. This stadium is the home of Clermont Foot, a professional club that now plays in Ligue 1. The stadium is gradually increasing its capacity. In 2024, it should accommodate 16,200 people, compared to 10,800 today, including 3,200 modular seats. The parking lot capacity will increase to 1,700 spaces. This will be only the beginning of a long transformation in three phases, with the objective of reaching a capacity of 30,000 spaces in the long term. Expansion work is scheduled to begin in 2023.

Opened in 1939, and enlarged in 2011, it is neither by its size nor by its equipment that is conspicuous by the stadium Charles Mathon… but by the quality of play that its team has developed, and which has built a reputation as a «sublime citadel», when it evolved into Pro D 2! And many of Oyonnax's supporters are coming to applaud their team.

Reception capacity: 9 000 spectators.

Inaugurated in 2012, it is one of the most modern facilities for the practice of indoor athletics. Participating in the revitalisation of the sensitive district of La Duchère, this futuristic hall offers a complete athletics platform on nearly 6,500^m2! A 200 m circular track with 6 lanes, a 60 m sprint track with 8 lanes, workshops for the practice of jumps and throws. Regional, national and international meetings take place here.